Chapter 35. Manual Task Execution
Since 3.1
A manual task execution allows you to invoke a task directly with an immediate effect, without defining and triggering an event.
There are a number of task types that are usually associated with a triggering event, such as a file listener or a graph/jobflow listener. You can execute any of these tasks manually.
Additionally, you can specify task parameters to simulate a source event that would normally trigger the task. The following is a figure displaying how a 'file event' could be simulated. The parameters for various event sources are listed in the Chapter 33, Graph/Jobflow Parameters.
Figure 35.1. Web GUI - "Manual task execution" form
Using Manual Task Execution
In the Server GUI, switch to the Event Listeners tab. In the New Listener drop-down menu, select the Manual Task Execution option.
Choose the task type you would like to use. See documentation on chosen tasks:
| Send an Email |
| Execute Shell Command |
| Start a Graph |
| Start a Jobflow |
| Start a Profiler Job |
| Abort job |
| Archive Records |
| Send a JMS Message |
| Execute Groovy Code |
To access the Manual Task Execution form, you need Manual task execution permission.